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n°5 <strong>2010</strong> 33<br />
To un<strong>de</strong>rstand which advantages and<br />
disadvantages “gh<strong>et</strong>toisation” and<br />
<strong>de</strong>centralizing have on integration requires<br />
several comparative studies on different<br />
places with different compositions of<br />
inhabitants and different local environments.<br />
Minority pupils in places with relatively few<br />
minority pupils will be more exposed to<br />
assimilation because one is isolated against a<br />
relatively bigger majority than minorities in<br />
Oslo for example. A minority pupil in Oslo<br />
will have a possibility to seek out pupils with<br />
the same mother tongue while this can be<br />
difficult or impossible in Dal, since there<br />
may not be others with the same mother<br />
tongue. Instead one seeks out other<br />
minorities in general.<br />
Thomas Hylland Eriksen suggested a<br />
different angle to the phenomenon of<br />
integration when he wrote in a <strong>de</strong>bate in a<br />
Norwegian national newspaper that it is<br />
necessary to continue the discussion on how much<br />
and what the inhabitants in a country need to have<br />
in common for the support for the soci<strong>et</strong>y’s common<br />
institutions not to crumble. It is far from certain that<br />
immigrants diverge more than other people in the<br />
soci<strong>et</strong>y. It can even be said that those who really need<br />
to be integrated is Progress party supporters 10 or<br />
militant Christians or newly rich tax cheaters and<br />
not immigrants in general 11 (Eriksen, 20<strong>05</strong>).<br />
Ane Sætha<br />
University of Copenhagen, 2006<br />
Master stu<strong>de</strong>nt<br />
asa<strong>et</strong>ha@gmail.com<br />
10 Progress Party is an anti-immigrant populist party.<br />
11 My translation from Norwegian<br />
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